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Fluorescence activated cell sorting (FACS) in genome‐wide genetic screening of membrane trafficking

Menasche et al., 2019

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14781675949467309943
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Menasche B
Crisman L
Gulbranson D
Davis E
Yu H
Shen J
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Current protocols in cell biology

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About one‐third of cellular proteins in eukaryotic cells are localized to membrane‐enclosed organelles in the endomembrane system. Trafficking of these membrane proteins (including soluble lumenal proteins) among the organelles is mediated by small sac‐like vesicles …
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